Posts Tagged ‘flash’


Get the latest Flash Player

Wednesday, June 28th, 2006 - 10:15 am

GetFlashPlayer.org is a small endeavor to push the latest version of the Flash player to users through the community. I am hoping to to push this forward so that the community can drive it to make installation of the latest Flash Player as easy as possible.

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Structure for your Flash Site

Sunday, June 4th, 2006 - 10:21 pm

Mark Angeletti mailed me to inform about a nice article on how to Structure a Flash Site. A good primer for a Flash Newbie going into the intermediate stage and more apt for small to mid size Flash Site. It will take much more than this to even shape up for an intermediate to big Applications. …

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Video, the Making of Flash 8

Wednesday, September 28th, 2005 - 4:57 am

The making of Flash 8

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Flash Media Server 2

Friday, September 9th, 2005 - 6:56 am

Flash Media Server 2 introduces new scalable Edge-Origin servers, an optional, enterprise-ready architecture that simplifies load balancing, failover and clustering. FMS 2 video experiences take advantage of the new high-quality video codec in Flash Player.

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Flashcom Video Player Source

Monday, January 17th, 2005 - 7:34 am

A Flashcom Application coded with OOP patterned to MVP, to detect user bandwidth and play specific FLV. The application uses Object Oriented Progamming Methodology and is patterned closely to Model-View-Presenter.

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Remove HandCursor for Button or MC

Saturday, October 2nd, 2004 - 8:36 am

Here is a common reply to my students, forum users for the querry, “How do I remove the hand cursor from all instance of Buttons or MCs without specifying it individually?”. Modify the script below to suit your needs. Apply it using removeHand();

myRoot = this;
function removeHand() {
for (i in myRoot) {
if ((myRoot[i] instanceof Button) || (myRoot[i] instanceof …

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Classed stage objects with empty library

Wednesday, August 18th, 2004 - 1:03 am

Every class is compiled into a swf in the same way that we used to include AS1 classes, by putting them inside an #initclip block of a linked movieclip. The linkage name of the movieclip is __Packages followed by the full package and class name.

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Advanced Flash Developers needed

Monday, August 16th, 2004 - 9:04 pm

More and more companies are asking and ready to take in Flash into the mainstream Development environment. There should be a way to teach and produce more advanced Flash Developers en masse.

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Magic Framerate

Monday, August 2nd, 2004 - 10:03 am

Magic Framerate, the fps of some odd number like 21, 31 and why people have choosen that. Frame rates are stored in 16.16 fixed pointer integer. Add to this, the framerate is converted to a millisecond frame delay value.

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Caesars Box

Saturday, July 31st, 2004 - 3:21 pm

Break the Caesars Box in ActionScript.

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ID property of the Image tag

Sunday, April 18th, 2004 - 11:48 am

The img tag allow you to embed external non-progressive jpeg files and other swf files inside a dynamic or an input text field. There is an attribute called id which is supported by this tag so that you can embed an instance of your movie clip from your library and thus control it using Actionscript….

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Quick notes, scribbles, somehow related to this website and to what I do. Or perhaps I'm just plain lazy to make them into a full article.

Introduction to Adobe AIR (NetTuts)

Nettuts have a nice Introduction to Adobe AIR which focus on using HTML/JS to build an AIR Application. It covers -- Adobe AIR Architecture, How to install AIR, Get the development SDK, Configurations, gets on to ...2nd Oct, 2008

Decide Team Type from Books

What do you think of the "Team-Type" if they got these books recently? What "Team-Type" do these books suggest? ( surveys) 29th Sep, 2008

What do investors look for in a startup?

A great video Interview with Venture Hacker Naval Ravikant answering the age-old question: What do you look for in a startup? Investors look for two things that are paramount above all: # Great team: It's obvious. It's a ...27th Sep, 2008

You don't mess with the 'Englineer Bother'

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Dear Adobe

Do you have a gripe with the Adobe Softwares that you use? Do you have complaints about Adobe Softwares? Please visit Dear Adobe to file your informal gripe with Adobe. 15th Sep, 2008

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